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The u3A kit consists of two boards and all the parts comes in one bag. See the lists below to identify each one of them easily before start building.
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Transient Modules u3A DIY build manual - Version 1.1 1. Empty the bag into a bowl or container. This makes it much easier to pick the parts as you need them and you’re a lot less likely to lose anything.
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Transient Modules u3A DIY build manual - Version 1.1 8. Solder the 2x 10uF electrolytic capacitors. NOTE! Orientation is vital. The long leg should be positioned in the pad marked with the + symbol. 9. Solder the power header. NOTE!
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Transient Modules u3A DIY build manual - Version 1.1 15. Solder the 10 pin male header ensuring it's 90º to the PCB. NOTE! This part is placed at the bottom of the PCB and soldered from the top, as shown on the image.
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Transient Modules u3A DIY build manual - Version 1.1 22. Place the 6x jack nuts and make sure that the 3 nuts in the bottom are centered with the silkscreen in the panel. Also make sure the 3 LEDs are positioned through the holes in the panel.
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